Re: Best Decade Tournament 2000s: Kaius
Posted: Thu August 14, 2014 12:51 am





That Peaches song is fantastic. Pretty sure it's a seminal record of its genre, too.stip wrote:I wonder if a pryto writeup could redeem this.bart wrote:Assuming I only get two now, I pick:
Peaches - Fuck the Pain Away
Girl Talk - Smash Your Head
I've been listening to a lot of instrumentals lately. This was pretty majestic, although the rio grande has been overtapped and actually isn't that mighty anymore. This probably could have ended around the 6 minute mark and been better for it.BigRedLedbetter wrote:stip wrote:sureBigRedLedbetter wrote:So can I go and junk?stip wrote:bigredledbetter--you can pick in 30 if Varis hasn't arrived yet.
This Will Destroy You - The Mighty Rio Grande
is that a frog cricket? It's disgusting.Rangi Guy wrote:This is a Weta
It's like I don't even know you anymore, stip.stip wrote:I've been listening to a lot of instrumentals lately.
I liked this. I should probably go revisit them someday. They do have one song I really love that was on my short list.Farmer John wrote:Broken Social Scene - Shampoo Suicide
well, not by choice. I just take the time to actually listen to the shit you guys draft.Birds in Hell wrote:It's like I don't even know you anymore, stip.stip wrote:I've been listening to a lot of instrumentals lately.
Just one of our native insects - they come in varying sizesstip wrote:is that a frog cricket? It's disgusting.Rangi Guy wrote:This is a Weta
that was a very touching song, in a soft sort of wayBirds in Hell wrote:
Shellac - 'Prayer to God'
Stip would love the wildlife around these parts, I'm sure.Rangi Guy wrote:Just one of our native insects - they come in varying sizesstip wrote:is that a frog cricket? It's disgusting.Rangi Guy wrote:This is a Weta
I had a sufjan song that was somewhat close to making the cut, though I'm not particularly familar with his music. A student burned a copy of the illinoise record for me a few years ago and one of those songs really stood out. This was good. I should go back to that record.Mike wrote:Thought I could pick this later but as I noticed some Sufjan fans here I better do it now
Sufjan Stevens - The Predatory Wasp of the Palisades Is out
Oh, thank goodness, suddenly the world makes sense again.stip wrote:well, not by choice.Birds in Hell wrote:It's like I don't even know you anymore, stip.stip wrote:I've been listening to a lot of instrumentals lately.